Tutorials

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Tailored to different usage types.

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One type of tutorial might be a Q&A, e.g. maybe it could answer questions such as

Q: Why do words in DanNet have both a wn:partOfSpeech and a lexinfo:partOfSpeech?
A: They have both relations since the Ontolex standard mandates a lexinfo:partOfSpeech while the GWA WordNet standard introduces its own wn:partOfSpeech. Both relations are in use, so both are useful for integrating with other WordNets.

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Also

Q: What do the small badges on the website with dn, wn or ontolex in them mean?
A: DanNet is structured as a network graph and these abbreviations are the RDF namespaces of different resources in this graph. These namespaces divide resources and the relations between them into different schemas or datasets.

Come to think of it, it might make sense to have an introduction to RDF and how DanNet fits in as a separate document too.

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Python example code added in 94d6ab7

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The various foundational RDF documents should be clearly referenced, e.g. in the README as well as in the website documentation. Furthermore, the same vocabulary should be used, e.g. dereference as is used for linked data (see RDF 1.2 primer).